A reuse certification scheme involves accreditation of a reuse organisation to an accepted operational and sustainability standard. A quality mark is a recognisable logo that identifies a product or organisation as having met the requirements of such a certification scheme. ReMark aims to offer assurance to consumers that purchased, borrowed, repaired, reused or up-cycled goods, or services rendered from certified organisations are of a high standard as well as being the more sustainable option for the environment. This is phase three of the project, the first two phases which involved the development, benchmarking and initial pilot scheme was undertaken between 2014-2020 and was funded through the EPA’s Green Enterprise scheme. For more details on phase 1&2 check out the final report here. Re-Mark aims to be a Quality Mark for the whole of the island of Ireland, so therefore involving members from the NIRN in Northern Ireland as part of the pilot scheme is imperative to its overall success.